LORDWORLD USB 3.0 Type-A to Standard B Cable 30cm Silver
Connects USB 3.0 Type-A hosts to Standard-B devices at up to 5Gbps with a compact 30cm silver cable and gold-plated connectors for durability
- Gold-plated connectors ensure a solid, reliable link to every device
- Welded, heavy-duty ends prevent breakage from accidental tugs or pulls
- Single-piece moulded construction delivers virtually indestructible durability
- Up to 5Gbps throughput with USB 3.0 host and device, 10× faster than USB 2.0
- 30 cm silver cable is lightweight and easy to carry
Compact 30 cm USB 3.0 Link
This LORDWORLD cable connects USB 3.0 Type-A hosts to Standard B peripherals such as external SSDs or cameras. Gold-plated connectors and a welded, single-piece moulded shell resist damage from accidental tugs. The 30 cm length keeps desk clutter minimal while delivering reliable data transfer.
Upgrade From USB 2.0 Cables
Replacing a legacy USB 2.0 lead with this cable raises the theoretical ceiling to 5 Gbps, roughly ten times the older standard. The jump matters when moving large media libraries or disk images between a computer and a USB 3.0-capable drive. If your current cable already runs at USB 3.0 speeds, the shorter length is the only functional change.
For Portable SSD And Camera Users
Photographers and mobile professionals who need a short, durable tether for on-the-go transfers will appreciate the compact form. Builders wiring internal front-panel headers or routing cables behind a motherboard tray should look elsewhere, as the fixed 30 cm reach and Standard B connector do not suit those scenarios.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
What USB port spacing does the 30 cm cable need between the Type-A and Standard B connectors?
The cable spans roughly 30 cm end to end, so the two ports must be close enough for that reach without tension.
How do I connect the cable correctly, and which orientation mistake is common?
Plug the Type-A male into the host and the Standard B male into the device; the reversible Type-A end still only inserts one way up, so check the plastic tab orientation before forcing it.
When should I replace the cable if the gold silver-plated contacts wear?
Replace it if you see corroded pins, intermittent 5 Gbps speeds, or cracked moulding near the welded strain relief.
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